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Taco Time

Racheleona

By Racheleona
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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Racheleona Apprentice
Racheleona
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Hello Everyone,

I was curious if anyone has had a good experience at taco time? They have no info on their website regarding gluten free items, and I searched the board on here, and found nothing, but people talking about Taco Bell. Thanks!

Rachel

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We don't have that chain here. I make my own tacos with McCormick taco seasoning packets.

klm Newbie
klm
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We have that chain and I've not found any info so did a trial and error. I don't get horribly sick after eating the chips and cheese but I still get mild stomach stuff later. If it's a matter of not eating at all or eating there, that's what I choose off their menu.

If you have a Baja Fresh, I've eaten there and not gotten sick.

Sorry I couldn't offer more help.

Racheleona Apprentice
Racheleona
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Thats okay klm,

I just heard from someone else that they have a taco with their chicken and veggies from their, and that is t he only fast food they eat. I was just curious if any one else could confirm that they h ad no symptoms with their meat...I'll keep in mind the cheese and chips though

Rachel

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